- Mission San Jose and Irvington's dominance holds over Los Gatos and Palo Alto high schools. Mission and Irvington average 50+ kids to Berkeley, a number which none of the Los Gatos, Saratoga or Palo Alto schools come close to
- Mission's dominance in one statement : over the last 5 years, Mission San Jose kids got 292 admission offers from Berkeley which is close to Los Gatos + Saratoga combined(308). Irvington is not far behind with 244.
- In 2018, Irvington high alone got similar admits to Berkeley(57) than entire Los Gatos Saratoga Union high school district (58) (Los Gatos high and Saratoga high combined)
- In 2020, Irvington high alone got more admits to Berkeley than entire Palo Alto unified school district (Palo Alto high and Henry Gunn high combined)
- Among Henry Gunn, Palo Alto high, LG High and Saratoga high, only Henry Gunn crosses the 5 year average 40 mark
- Los Gatos and American high numbers are very similar over the last 5 years
- Saratoga and Palo Alto high numbers are very similar over the last 5 years
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Showing posts with label high schools. Show all posts
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Friday, July 29, 2022
Fremont vs Los Gatos vs Palo Alto high schools
Fremont vs San Jose public high schools
- Irvington and Mission - Fremont's top 2 seem to be in a different league compared to San Jose public high schools - averaging almost 50 kids to Berkeley every year
- Mission San Jose's dominance is clear as it got similar kids accepted to Berkeley as Evergreen and Leland combined did
- Irvington's dominance is clear as it got similar kids accepted to Berkeley as Evergreen, Leigh and Branham combined did
- Evergreen(26.2) and Leland(29) are top 2 in San Jose and average close to American High(27.6) in Fremont
- Washington(Fremont) and Milpitas High are the up and coming schools closing on the 20 mark
- Other public schools in San Jose are around the 10 mark. This includes Leigh high, Piedmont and Santa Teressa high which have 7+ great schools rating and median home prices above 1.5m. This shows that a lot of the new buyers in those neighborhoords will probably send kids to private schools or will move to better high schools in the future.
- Kennedy (Fremont), Silver Creek, Willow Glen, Branham are all below the 10 mark
Thursday, July 21, 2022
Irvington high school 2017-2021 College admissions
IHS Berkeley Admissions
- Irvington high is the second best high school in Fremont behind Mission San Jose
- Last 5 years, Irvington has sent a whopping 8%+ of its class to Berkeley every year on average. Acceptance rates from Irvington high to Berkeley range between 20-25% - meaning almost 1 out of every 4-5 applicants get accepted into the top UC
- Another 4% on average go to UCLA and 12% on 5 year average go to UCSD
- So total 25% of the class size has offers from UCB, UCLA and UCSD
- Irvington high school has relatively small class sizes of less than 600 as of 2021 - this makes it easier to get electives compared to other high schools with larger class sizes
- The 5 year % of class is using the class size of 600 to compute what percent of class gets admits from which university irrespective of how many are applying
- Irvington high has been beating arch rivals Mission San Jose in 2021 and 2020 - two consecutive years
- Irvington high sent similar number of kids to Berkeley as Evergreen, Branham and Leigh combined over the last 5 years
- Irvington got more admits to Berkeley as Harker + Bellarmine combined over the last 5 years
- In 2020, Irvington high got more admits to Berkeley than entire Los Altos school district (Mountain view high and Los Altos high combined)
- In 2018, Irvington high got similar admits to Berkeley(57) than entire Los Gatos Saratoga Union high school district (58) (Los Gatos high and Saratoga high combined)
- In 2020, Irvington high got more admits to Berkeley than entire Palo Alto unified school district (Palo Alto high and Henry Gunn high combined)
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